In the late winter of 2003 of the Republic of China, the courtyard of Wuxian County.
Su Qi was born.
Thousands of miles away in Changsha, he was homeless, learning kung fu from Mr. Liu in the theater, using a sharp knife, and living a life with his head pinned to his pants.
He is from the northwest and has such an unyielding character. When Su Qi saw the real him for the first time, he actually got drunk in the Red Mansion, but the one who accompanied him was Sister Bai.
It is said that he even traveled thousands of miles to snatch her back alone.
Su Qi still likes that person so much, no matter what others think.
"What would you do if I disappeared one day?" He had just come out of a dangerous fight and asked her with wounds all over his body.
"I will go find you." He answered seriously with distressed eyes as he concentrated on treating his wounds.
"You can't find it no matter how hard you look for it?" He still asked.
"Then I will search and search until I find you to the ends of the earth." She raised her head, her eyes as bright as stars.
"Why don't you bring an umbrella?" Liu Jiagang brushed the snow off her head.
It wasn't snowing heavily that day, and she smiled and said, "Because I want to grow old together with you."
Finally.
After going through a lot of things, she thought, if she hadn't asked for that so-called face that day, could the two of them have been together forever?
[You will eventually disappear, but I will definitely travel all over the world and I will eventually find you. ]
The following is Lihua's selfishness: In fact, after reading Sansu's "Tomb Robbers", what impressed me most was not Zhang Qiling, but the black-backed sixth man. Niu likes that kind of man, so decisive, so crazy about what a woman can do, so she decided to write. As for using the surname Zhou, it was because I checked the encyclopedia. Among the surnames in the northwest, Zhou is indeed a popular surname. But what I write about has nothing to do with tomb robbing... Because if it involves too much, it will involve plagiarism. Regarding tomb robbing, it will only be a little involved. I don't have Sansu's powerful writing skills to describe the struggle, so I write more about major events that happened during the Republic of China. Historical research, please let me go if I check the information seriously. I am really not a god, and I can't take into account so many things. If there are any discrepancies, just ignore them. In addition, why do so many girls go to female ticket boys? Apart from appearance and skills, do they really understand the boy... Puzzled and confused. In addition, I don't think I can perfectly express the Sixth Master, but I will definitely not be an OOC character. Just do it as it should be. Lihua will not give Su Qi the aura of a universal heroine. Just work hard on your own. If you are too useless, you will die.